Physical Therapist (PT) Early Intervention | Part Time | Flexible Schedule

Tummy Time Academy•Lancaster, PA

7d•$96 - $96•Hybrid

About The Position

Tummy Time Academy provides playful & personalized early intervention services for children ages 0-3 years old. We believe that caring for children starts with caring for our therapists. Meaningful therapy should not come at the cost of burnout. We offer flexible schedules & realistic caseloads so your work fits your life, a collaborative team and dedicated administrative support, allowing you to focus on building connections and helping families and children grow. We offer competitive pay because therapists deserve it. Just as every child deserves to be seen and supported, we believe our therapists deserve that same care, respect, and encouragement in their work. Tummy Time Academy is seeking a Physical Therapist interested in a career that schedules around your life, works 1-on-1 with families, and brings out your inner child and creativity. Our dedicated admin staff alleviates the pressure of doing prep & paperwork at home, so you'll be able to focus on doing PT. As an early intervention PT, you'll be helping children ages 0-3 and teach families on how they can help their child achieve their established goals!

Requirements

Active Pennsylvania Physical Therapy license
Active driver's license with reliable transportation
Ability to pass required background checks

Nice To Haves

New grad or never worked with kids

Responsibilities

Providing 1-on-1 physical therapy to children ages 0-3 years old at their everyday settings (i.e. family's home, daycare, playground, library) using toys and furniture at that location.
Travel to location of session (family's home, daycare, playground, library).
Reflecting with family on progress since last session.
Observing & assessing your assigned child's gross motor skills to determine strengths/needs as it relates to their goal.
Demonstrating exercises & activities for your assigned child by adapting play to focus on addressing concerns in range of motion, flexibility, strength, balance, and coordination as it relates to their goal.
Teaching & guiding families on adapting their play and problem solving on how they can fit these activities into their daily routines to assist with achieving their goal.
Sharing and reviewing the session note with families using family-friendly language via provided technology and email at the end of session.
Collaborate and meet with other professionals who are part of child's multi-disciplinary team to share quarterly progress reports and plan/update the child and family's physical therapy plan as needed.